-Rosie O’Donnell interviews Randy Roberts Potts and Nate Phelps.
-Openly gay Idaho state senator Nicole LeFavour announces her candidacy for Congress.
-Jim Burroway clarifies for the uncertain how Kirk Cameron’s anti-gay comments were offensive.
-Denmark’s Prime Minister promises a marriage equality law by summer.
-Former Vice President Walter Mondale joins the fight against Minnesota’s marriage ban initiative.
-The Omaha, Nebraska city council passes an anti-discrimination ordinance.
-The Pennsylvania state house kills a proposed constitutional marriage ban.
-The Center for Constitutional Rights sues Scott Lively for the role he played in the inception of Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill.
-The Italian Supreme Court rules that gay couples have a right to a family life.
-The US Senate overwhelmingly confirms a gay judicial nominee.
-Focus on the Family campaigns for a “religious liberty” ballot measure in Colorado.
-Jurors return a mixed verdict in the Tyler Clementi suicide case.
-President Obama releases a statement opposing North Carolina’s marriage amendment.
Just saw this in the news:
Dutch Catholic Church castrated boys to “get rid of homosexuality”
Rather lost for words…
@James And we know what the excuse will be, the same as the excuse for the castration of boy sopranos and contraltos in the Sistine Chapel choir, and for the covering up of sexual abuse by clergy and relgious: it may have happened but it was never “officially approved”.